A video clip about how climate change affects vegetation and how plants affect the carbon cycle.
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The length of day.
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Levels of precipitation.
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Concentration of greenhouse gases.
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Sunshine.
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Precise GPS location of the recordings.
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Fast, global monitoring.
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.Observation of celestial objects
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Satellite communication between monitoring stations on the ground.
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Consumes oxygen all the time and releases carbon dioxide in light.
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There is no change currently in global carbon fixation.
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Global carbon fixation is currently increasing.
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There is no way to measure if there has been a change in global carbon fixation.
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Global carbon fixation is currently decreasing.
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Students will learn in this video about the impact of climate change on Earth’s vegetation, and about how plants affect the carbon cycle. There are four multiple choice questions, which can be answered using the information in the video, along with prior knowledge.
Vegetation, primary production, Climate Change, Carbon Cycle, C4 carbon fixation, ecology system, biofuel
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